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Home / Publications / Pain Research Forum / Papers of the Week / Do women’s perceptions of their childbirth experiences change over time? A six-week follow-up study in a Danish population.

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2022 Jul 08


Midwifery


http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/35901608?dopt=Abstract


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Do women’s perceptions of their childbirth experiences change over time? A six-week follow-up study in a Danish population.

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Do women's perceptions of their childbirth experiences change over time? A six-week follow-up study in a Danish population.
Lyngbye K, Melgaard D, Lindblad V, Kragholm K H, Eidhammer A, Westmark S, Maimburg R D
Midwifery. 2022 Jul 08; 113:103429.
PMID: 35901608.

Abstract

To evaluate how women's perception of the childbirth experience developed during the postpartum period. The secondary aim was to explore how selected birth interventions were subjectively perceived as part of the birth experience.
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